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Twitter suspends Travel Ad Network account as company rebrands

October 24, 2011 By Dennis Schaal Leave a Comment

Twitter suspended Travel Ad Network’s Twitter account “due to violation of Twitter’s trademark policy.”

Filed Under: News Tagged With: account suspension, advertising, rebranding, TAN, trademark, Travel Ad Network, Travel Spike, twitter

Travel Ad Network shakes up management and mission

September 7, 2011 By Dennis Schaal 3 Comments

New York-based Travel Ad Network (TAN) brought in a new CEO, is on the verge of changing its name, and is reviewing every aspect of the business as it tries to transform itself into a leading “travel news and information” brand.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: ad networks, display advertising, management shakeup, Nan-Kirsten Forte, new strategy, TAN, trademark dispute, Travel Ad Network, Travel Spike

Travel Ad Network in trademark dispute with Travel Spike

July 29, 2011 By Dennis Schaal 5 Comments

Atlanta-based Travel Spike has issued a cease and desist letter to New York-headquartered Travel Ad Network (TAN), alleging trademark infringement.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: advertising networks, intellectual property, TAN, trademark dispute, Travel Ad Network, Travel Spike

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